Lately, renowned gaming company SEGA has disclosed through @Wario64 on Twitter that they have registered a new trademark for an upcoming project titled ‘Yakuza Wars’. As reported by Noisy Pixel, this trademark was officially submitted on July 26, 2024, and made public on August 5, 2024.
The ongoing digital issue stemming from a flawed CrowdStrike kernel driver is escalating problems. Recently, Delta Air Lines CEO Ed Bastian disclosed a loss of $500 million over five days due to flight cancellations, refunds, and other costs. In response, the company has decided to take legal action against Microsoft and CrowdStrike, with high-profile attorney David Boies being brought on board to seek compensation for the incurred damages.
Microsoft’s Copilot is set to receive a video editing capability through a fresh partnership with Clipchamp. As per the Microsoft 365 development plan, Copilot will soon respond to text instructions by generating a Clipchamp video project complete with a script, stock footage, background music, and additional content. Once created, you’ll have the chance to edit this project to tailor your content as desired.
As advanced AI tools such as Image Creator by Designer (previously Bing Image Creator), Midjourney, and ChatGPT become more common, it’s becoming increasingly challenging to discern real content from AI-created content. Pioneering tech companies like OpenAI and Microsoft are working hard to develop ways that help users easily identify AI-generated material.
The forthcoming Monster Hunter Wilds, following in the footsteps of Monster Hunter World as the top-selling Capcom game ever and the next installment in the Monster Hunter series, has recently unveiled three gameplay videos on its official YouTube page.
Currently, portable PC gaming devices are experiencing a surge in popularity, with the Steam Deck playing a significant role. Over the years, these handhelds have become increasingly feasible due to advancements in energy efficiency that minimize power consumption compromises. As a result, devices such as the ASUS ROG Ally and Lenovo Legion Go have emerged as popular choices for gamers seeking to enjoy their Steam or Xbox Game Pass experiences anywhere. It appears that another contender is set to join this market.